Sentence examples for hence so much from inspiring English sources
"The American mother," Congress wrote, "is doing so much for the home, for moral uplift, and religion, hence so much for good government and humanity".
Hence so much of the budget was nakedly political, devoted to wrong-footing Labour's campaign, stealing their better-styled clothes and leaving shadow chancellor Ed Balls short of the cash he needed to fund their flagship projects.
Hence, in so much as a network of verbal memories exists throughout which a spread of activation flows from one conceptual node to another, then a similar spread of activation might exist in a visuospatial memory network.
Hence, raccomandazione is so much more than being 'recommended' for a job; it is a whole system of power brokering, nepotism and favours in which the best candidates frequently fail to get the post they rightfully deserve.
Hence there is so much stress on their budgets and that makes them incapable of purchasing vehicles.
Hence, it is not so much the quantity but the qualitative aspects of adverse events that are of importance and hence, we would therefore not support to offer less protection.
Hence, it wasn't so much helping "poor children" so much as "bright children who happened to be poor".
"Oh my God, we've been missing out so much". Hence the Pro Plus, though the Hyltons don't immediately strike you as people who need additional caffeine stimulation.
"Hence the reason why so much of the fallout has been so drastic.
But, sir, back in those days, I heard even ordinary people using a lot of big words like "hence," "howsoever," "notwithstanding," and "so much so".
